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Harris Olson CUMREC records
CUMREC records consists of historical displays for 1956-1971, financial information, a flag, slides, pins and badges, newsletters, policies, and members.
The electronic resource consists of a documentary style video called "The Celebration of an Idea, the Realization of a Dream" commemorating the 50th anniversary of CUMREC. The video gives a historical account of administrative computing, Frank Martin, and past conferences.
Harry Begian papers
The papers consist of materials related to Harry Begian’s career at Michigan State University. These consist of band performance information, clippings, and photographs. The photographs include groups, band formations, and people. Notable people in the photographs are Governor William Milliken, MSU President Clifford Wharton, Jack Breslin, Clarence "Biggie" Munn, Randall J. Spicer, and Harry Begian.
Harry Newnham collection
The Harry Newnham collection contains photographs and postcards of Saugatuck, Michigan circa 1900, schooners, steamships, ferries, and boats.
Hawley family papers
This collection consists of two deeds for land in Michigan owned by the Hawley family. One is a certificate for register for public lands in Ionia, purchased by Don Hawley and David B. Webster. The second is a quitclaim deed for the transfer of property in Crystal Township, Montcalm County from Lucius Hawley to his wife, Elizabeth C. Hawley.
Helen Strow collection
Henrik E. Stafseth papers
This collection includes letters of congratulations, personal papers, and papers of the Lansing Rotary Club relating to Henrik E. Stafseth.
Henrik Joakim Stafseth papers
Henry C. Koch papers
The scrapbook contains photographs of various recreational activities in southern Lower Michigan circa 1900-1910. Included are scenes of swimming, camping, fishing and boating. The volume also has photographs of unidentified people.
Henry Cadwell collection
This collection contains four copy prints made from tintypes. The photographs are of Henry Cadwell of Lansing, Michigan. According to the back of one portrait, Cadwell was a moving contractor, gravel pit owner, operator of Lansing Water Sprinkler, a farmer, and a stove wood and lumber supplier.